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Archetypes
Archetypes describe symbols that are universally recognized. They can appear in many different literary works as many characters are formed from one prototype. Questions on Archetypes in Literature or in everyday life can be asked here.
373 Questions
What symbol represents respect?
I don't know of any symbols that specifically mean respect. Plus, various symbols and shapes mean different things in different cultures. But symbols work by association, so you could make a symbol that means respect for you in your circumstance. Respect means "to look back at" or even "re-look." So, a pair of spectacles, a eyeglass, binoculars, etc. could all be more literal symbols. A rearview mirror might be interesting. Choose something meaningful to you.
How is archetypal criticism used to discuss Othello Archetypal?
The use of a fatal woman or temptress. Which is a woman who uses her beauty or intellect to make men weak.
What best helps portray oddsseus as a heroic archetype?
Odysseus is portrayed as a heroic archetype through his combination of intelligence, bravery, and resilience. His cunning, exemplified by the clever use of the Trojan Horse and his strategic thinking throughout his journey, highlights his resourcefulness. Additionally, his unwavering determination to return home to Ithaca and his loyalty to his family and crew reflect the virtues typically associated with heroes. Ultimately, Odysseus embodies the traits of a classic hero by facing formidable challenges while demonstrating moral strength and leadership.
Which archetype does Uncle Billy best represent Ahermit Bloner hero Cdark mentor Dtroublemaker?
D) troublemaker
Which Islamic symbol is at the top of the minaret?
What is the large white x shaped sign beside a railroad crossing called?
That traffic sign is called a "crossbuck".
Lady Warroir
No,it doesn't.
if we think scientifically its impossible to believe...
What are all the archetypes carl Jung wrote?
The main archtypes are Shadow, the contra/sexual (the Animus/inner male for a woman, the Anima/inner female for a man), and the four functions of sensation (mother/father archetype), intellect (amazon/warrior archetype), emotion (princess/youth archetype), intuition (witch/sorcerer archetype).
What archetype would Penelope be?
Penelope embodies four female archetypes: in her youth she was the virginal maiden until her wedding day when she married Odysseus. After moving to Ithica and becoming the mother of Telemachus, Penelope matures from the Faerie (virginal maiden) to the Wise One. Despite her longing for Odysseus while he is fighting in Troy, Penelope settles down and learns to raise Telemachus and defend her palace against the warring "suitors". She does this with the help of other Wise Ones (Eurycleia, the old maid and Athene). Her inherent creative powers of weaving and her deceiving elusiveness are evidence of the Lover archetype. Her belief in Odysseus' complementary cleverness allows her to maintain the strength she needs to sustain her position as "queen" of her little kingdom in Ithaca-despite the many attempts to depose her by the quarrelsome maids and suitors and her own rebellious teenage son.
The magic flight
What archetype role did the penguin have in The Wrong Trousers?
The penguin Feathers McGraw played in the archetypical role of jewel-thief .
What is hero in archetype terms?
He or she is a character who predominantly exhibits goodness and struggles against evil in order to restore harmony and justice to society e.g. Beowulf, Hercules, D'artagnan from "The Three Musketeers" etc.
What is characteristic of an archetype?
Similar plot, theme, or character elements found in the myths of many cultures
Similar plot, theme, or charcter elements found in the myths of many cultures...
What are the archetypes of Puss in Boots?
Some common archetypes associated with Puss in Boots include the trickster (clever and cunning), the loyal companion (faithful to the protagonist), and the hero (having courage and resourcefulness). Puss in Boots often uses his wit and charm to help the main character achieve their goals.
